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Whether you prefer sugar or salt on the rim, on the rocks, or a sweet or spicy pour, we've rounded up some spots in and around Music City to celebrate National Margarita Day.
Nothing goes better together than tacos and tequila. Sip a house marg made with Libélula Joven tequila, Combier Liqueur D’orange, agave syrup, and lime juice. Want a kick? Make it spicy. Bartaco is also offering five fresh margs for Bartaco Margarita March which officially kicks off on National Margarita Day.
Have your pick of margaritas, from tropical and frozen lime to a lower calorie marg made with 100 percent blue agave and their special mix. Go big or go home with a pitcher of lime, mango, or strawberry. Plus, enjoy half off the raspberry margarita all day long.
Don't dismiss the red solo cup served margaritas at this East Nashville staple. Choose from the classic, skinny, tropical, or the El Fuego made with El Jimador Silver,Triple Sec, Rose's lime juice, and fresh jalapeños.
This Tex-Mex-inspired restaurant in the Gulch offers a variety of margs including frozen house-style, spicy ginger syrup, mezcal, and jalapeño options. Ask your server for the Slushie Del Dia aka the daily frozen treat.
Take it to the tropics with Bakerfield's margarita selections. Try the pineapple margarita made with El Jimador Blanco, Licor 43, pineapple, agave nectar, and fresh lime or try the smokey mezcal margarita.
Come for the tacos, stay for the margaritas. Priced at only $5.99, the house margaritas made with freshly squeezed lime juice and served on the rocks is where you'll get the most bang for your buck!
A margarita bar...need we say more? Options include the Orange-arita, Vodkarita, Ghost Pepper Margarita, and the Patron Margarita. No matter which you choose you're sure to celebrate National Margarita Day the right way.
First decide if you want a single pour or a whole pitcher. Then pick from several options like the pomegranate, Prosecco Fizz, jalapeño, or cucumber margarita. Seasonal margarita flavors include blood orange and watermelon.
If you've been to Mojo's then you know good tacos. But have you tried one of their margaritas? Pair your brisket taco with a Mojo's house marg, but make it a double for $12.
Grab your s.o., fam, or friends and sip on Butchertown Hall’s classic margarita. Pair your drink with the restaurant's variety of craft tacos or Texas-style BBQ.
Pair your tacos with the Outlaw Margarita, made with three ingredients and the truth. The classic features Lunazul Blanco tequila, fresh lime juice, and agave and can come in other flavors like strawberry, mango, blueberry, pineapple, or spicy. Want to try a little of everything? Get the margarita flight which features three margaritas (the Main Squeeze, Dreamsicle, and Cosmic Cactus) in tasting glasses.
Enjoy the Ghost, a spicy twist on a classic margarita, featuring tequila, cucumber water, orange liqueur, lime juice, and cayenne pepper.
If you’re a fan of cocktails with a kick, Harriet’s Rooftop at 1 Hotel Nashville serves up a spicy margarita that offers a mild chili flavor without packing too much heat. Combined with house made lime agave and an easy-to-sip Espolon Blanco tequila, the Shishito Pepper Margarita is rimmed with celery salt for an extra savory finish.
If you have trouble deciding which margarita you’re in the mood for, why not try them all? At Bungalow10 you can order a fruity margarita flight, featuring flavors such as honey-lemon, lychee, peach, and strawberry. The colorful assortment of margaritas on the rocks, mixed with the tropical decor in the bar, will transport you to paradise.
For a delightfully fruity and tart twist on a traditional margarita, Stateside Kitchen at Dream Nashville Hotel serves up a Blackberry Margarita on the rocks. This cocktail swaps Triple Sec for a sweet and floral elderflower liqueur, and lime for fresh lemon before both ingredients are shaken up with blackberry and Blanco tequila.